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Welcome to JewelrySoupJewelry Soup: Diamond Ring Jewelry, Change Diamond In Ring, 4 Carat Diamond Ring Question: would a jeweler be able to change a diamond from a diamond ring in 5 minutes?
Answer: I'm not sure, call a jeweler...
I'm not sure, call a jeweler...Answer: http://alllinthis.blogspot.com
you can get much information ...
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you can get much information in this website,kindly stay a minute in website and check anyone link at a timeAnswer: I very much doubt it. If they did it would be noticeable as ...
I very much doubt it. If they did it would be noticeable as the job done would be very poor. Setting stones is not the easiest thing to do so it takes somebody quite skilled to do a good job with no time limit.
I hope this is helpful to youAnswer: Nope. Absolutely impossible. Could probably knock the old ...
Nope. Absolutely impossible. Could probably knock the old one out, by damaging the ring setting, but a jeweler could NEVER get a stone back into the mounting that quickly.Question: Have you ever seen a 4.8 carat diamond ring in a shop window?
Seen one today for the first it was amazing oh and pricey. I ended up going in the shop to ask the price. Im nosey. Quiz I know that I dont even like Jewelery but it was beautiful.Answer: Yeah................was actually thinking of getting ...
but the brick kept bouncing off the glass ; )Answer: I have a 5.0 carat diamond ring, but to be honest, its just ...
I have a 5.0 carat diamond ring, but to be honest, its just catches on everything.
When I get a bigger jewellery box I might be able to get a few more rings - but they'll be smaller carat just so they are more practical.Answer: Hi D, I once looked for a wedding ring for girlfriend ,a ...
Hi D, I once looked for a wedding ring for girlfriend ,a little time before planned wedding. I bought Beth a beautiful diamond ring, But unfortunately she died with daughter. So, I have her ring in a box in home. (HUGS)Answer: If you have to ask the price you can't afford it they ...
If you have to ask the price you can't afford it they say.Answer: Never seen one! It must have had a beautiful shape. I LOVE ...
Never seen one! It must have had a beautiful shape. I LOVE JEWLERY!!!!!!! Darn! Christmas is over till next year!Question: Girls I found the best gift ever !! Giant Diamond Ring Paperweights?
http://images.google.com/imgres?imgurl=http://www.beau-coup.com/fresh-ideas/december-2005/diamond-ring-paperweights.gifAnswer: Ya but the diamond is fake so what is the point, although ...
Ya but the diamond is fake so what is the point, although they are kinda cuteAnswer: that is really pretty.
that is really pretty.Answer: Thanks for sharing, wonderful gift idea!
Thanks for sharing, wonderful gift idea!Answer: that is very beautiful!
that is very beautiful!Question: how to tell how many grams a ring is and size of diamonds?
Hi everyone. I have a ring that I found under a stove in a repo'd house we bought. I need to find out how many grams this ring weighs and approx size of diamonds. Ring weighs .2oz (very light) but I need that figure in grams. Beautiful ring with synthetic star saphire 14K. Also has WH stamped inside as well, does that mean white gold? I was told it looks like brushed white gold setting. Also, inside of ring measures 20mm, does anyone know what size that would be. I'll include pics if I can get them on here or a link to them at photobucket. I am not a jewelry buff by any means, as you can probably tell, however I would like to auction this on eBay & would like to get the description as accurate as possible. http://i200.photobucket.com/albums/aa278/bhelton1/ringfront.jpg http://i200.photobucket.com/albums/aa278/bhelton1/ring1.jpg http://i200.photobucket.com/albums/aa278/bhelton1/ring2.jpg
I appreciate all the info you can give. Thanks much :)
Btw it's .2 oz not 2 oz. Thanks again for all the info you can give.Answer: They are called scales.
2oz = 56 grams
They are called scales.
2oz = 56 gramsAnswer: honestly I dont know. but if you take it to a jewler they ...
honestly I dont know. but if you take it to a jewler they can tell you everything you want to know about it. the WH is probably someones initials, cuzwhite gold doesnt have that. the size sounds like a 9-11 or 12, so its on the larger side, but a jewler would be able to tell you that.Answer: darling inopinion you should find out who owned the ...
darling inopinion you should find out who owned the house previously and ask via a third party (such as the real estate agent who sold you the house) if they lost the ring.
Other than that, your ring is not white gold, but yellow gold. And the only way you will get accurate information on it (size, weight, quality of stones) is through a real jeweller.Answer: Good photos. It's a man's ring--the diamonds look ...
Good photos. It's a man's ring--the diamonds look to be about 2-3 points each--not expensive and the star sapphire is not expensive to replace either if it's one of the man created ones like Linde. A jeweler would be able to weigh it and size it for you. You're probably in the $225.00 price range if it's 14K.
Check this website to get an idea of price.
http://www.tias.com/12560/InventoryPage/1909311/1.html |
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